Alumni resolution advocates Reports & Reviews

Alumni resolution advocates Reports & Reviews (5)

Scammer's phone 8664408440
Country United States
Type of a scam Bank/Credit Card Company Imposter Scam
Initial means of contact Text message

Withdrew almost $200 from my checking account!
Who is this?
Fraudulent!
Did not Authorize at all!
Don’t even know who/what this is!

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BEWARE SCAMMERS--ALUMNI RESOLUTION ADVOCATES (and any other affiliate names used)

Alumni Resolution Advocates is among MANY scammers who are extensively fleecing student loan borrowers and exploiting their vulnerabilities--please check samples below: (https://www.studentloanplanner.com/student-loan-forgiveness-scams/#Other_studen...⇄ />
Alumni Resolution Advocates contacted me out of the blue and seemed to have some information on my student loan program. "Alexandra Winters" and "Bernice" (could be pseudonyms) asked for my date of birth, cell number, mailing address, email ID, credit card details, etc. They sent me an online contract (to be initialed on all the pages) for upfront fixed payments of $120 in four installments for a total of $480 as "non-reimbursable processing fees". A "promise" was given that thereafter each month's student loan repayment to the Federal Government would be "$0.00" I became suspicious regarding the upfront payments and all the personal information taken, and made enquiries, only to find that this was one of many Student Loan scams (mostly out of California and Florida), to cheat vulnerable student loan borrowers, with the following “Red Flag” characteristics:
• Claiming their offer is limited and pressuring you to commit
• Using legalistic documentation and wording to sound legitimate
• They may use several names for the same scamming outfit
• Requiring “non-refundable” upfront or monthly fees for “processing”
• Promising total loan forgiveness after paying “non-refundable” fees upfront
• Most of these scams are located in California, Florida, or Nevada
• Use cloned phone numbers (likely VOIP) that look legitimate and local
• They siphon off your payments to untraceable foreign offshore accounts
• They demand FSA ID, DOB, Email, Phone, SSN, address, and bank card details

Watch out for this “Alumni Resolution Advocates” scammer and others like them—report to FTC, BBB, State Attorney General, etc. Also, warn others through all available review forums and sites.

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Scammers!!

Yea they’re a huge scam. They promised my students loan would be repaid in full after my 6 months of payments were done. I started paying them in January was supposed to be done paying them by June. I had a lot going on this summer so by time I realised they were still taking money from for an extra 2 months after I was supposed to be done paying. The people that reached out to me names were Calvin James and Melanie Viray. Please be in the look out for this phone number people (949) 432-4447
Newport Beach, CA, United States.

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Type of a scam Credit Repair/Debt Relief

They offered to help enroll me in a program that would help me get out from under my student loans. They got access to my student aid information my bank information, everything they gave me was legitimate which made me think it was real. They had me sign contracts over the phone which made me very nervous and suspicious and when I started to research I got even more suspicious. I called student aid.gov and explain the situation to them. They told me it was a scam. The program that they supposedly enrolled me in, is free. They said you should never have to pay to get help with your student loans. They were just trying to scam me out of $900 at $100 a month for 9 months to then be enrolled in a plan that I'm not even sure I qualify for. And my student loans would likely have just sat there still in default. I turned off my bank card had to change all my passwords through studentaid.gov. And I'm now reporting this company to you and the attorney general.

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I'm really sorry for your experience. I have also been scammed by them and need to change my card information. I called Federal Student Aid and they confirmed that Alumni Resolution Advocates is a scam and to file a complaint on their website.
I wish I had confirmed with my loan provider before making payments to them. Others beware

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